A Young Wife’s Tale

Also, during his physical, he did not have to give a urine sample or blood or even so much as lift up his shirt. The nurse took his temperature, blood pressure and weight. The “doctor” looked in his ears and nose. She then had David fill out the form to get his records from his old doctor. Then she looked at David’s lengthy list of medications and offered to refill whatever he wanted.

I do not like New Jersey. I have tried. I’ve tried to remain positive, joyful…Enough. This place stinks. South Jersey is bad. I want to go home.

I love Texas. I love the people. I love the food. I love the availability of Reformed Baptist churches and u turns.

I am grateful David has a job. I am grateful that his arthritis hasn’t flared since we’ve been here. However, I am counting on visits from several family members and friends this summer to get me through until we get to go home for the holidays.